Attached FBG Strain Sensor Based on Thermal Stress Mechanism

Jian Zhi Li; Yan Liang Du; C.X. Liu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.216.91

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Attached FBG Strain Sensor Based on Thermal Stress Mechanism

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Based on a novel thermal stress mechanism, a attached FBG strain sensor with temperature-compensated function was designed and manufactured. This sensor cannot only compensate temperature drift but enhance stain sensitivity. The results are as follows: this package was shown to have a near 2.0 pm/°C shift and a high strain sensitivity of 1.9pm/με in this proposed self-compensated package.

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Jian Zhi Li, Yan Liang Du, C.X. Liu

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Fiber Bragg Grating (FBG), Sensing Properties, Strain, Temperature Compensating

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